Your leadership career isn't over. But your old way of sustaining it is. ADHD After Hours™ The exclusive mastermind and strategy space for executive women with late-diagnosed ADHD You built sophisticated systems to thrive with ADHD long before you knew you had it. They helped you handle immense demands and secure your seat at the table. But as hormonal and cognitive shifts take hold, those once-reliable coping mechanisms are failing. You push harder. Work spills into your evenings. Exhaustion compounds. The pressure to prove you are still capable keeps you trapped in the cycle. You fear others will mistake your need to adapt for a sign of professional decline. You cannot afford to be written off. You cannot keep running yourself into the ground. Get the practical guidance to recover without falling behind and fiercely protect your professional standing: Pinpoint the cost Use our Coping Cost Index™ and ADHD Journey Map™. Find where your energy is leaking. Reclaim 10 hours a week Win back your time without lowering your standards. Upgrade your strategy Stop relying on sheer effort. Swap exhausting habits for sustainable executive systems. Reinforce your reputation Navigate sensitive workplace dynamics with experienced peers so your vulnerabilities never become office leverage. Live support to put it into practice Bring a real leadership challenge to the live Q&A and implementation sessions. Leave with a practical adjustment to test. Adapt on your terms. Do not let others define your transition as a decline. Make the pivot while you are still running the show. Founding Member Offer Limited to the first 10 senior leaders. 7-day free trial, then $97/month. Lock in this rate for the lifetime of your subscription. Future standard price: $475/month. Join ADHD After Hours™ https://www.skool.com/adhd-after-hours/about

A later-life diagnosis can bring relief and grief in the same week. It explains part of the past, but does not write your next chapter for you. The Renaissance Woman Journey is my free 12-question reflection. It helps you name where you are in post-diagnosis processing and choose one sensible next step. It is not a diagnosis or a fixed identity. FIND YOUR STAGE → https://late-adhd-renaissance-woman-journey.netlify.app/ Afterward, ask: What part of my old story needs revising—and which strengths do I want to carry forward? You can bring that question to our group Q&A without sharing your result or medical history.

The calendar says the workday ended. Your mind is still editing the email, replaying the meeting and calculating how to make tomorrow look effortless. That hidden work is why I made the ADHD Coping Cost Index™. It takes about five minutes and asks about your past four working weeks across five areas: hidden effort, impression management, capacity override, recovery tax and life displacement. It is an occupational reflection, not a diagnostic or medical assessment. Take the Index: https://adhd-index.netlify.app/ Read the article behind it: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/can-your-career-solvent-when-body-files-bankruptcy-amalia-uugle One useful next step: pick the area that costs you most and identify one circuit-breaker you could test this week. You do not need to share your score in this public group. If you want to discuss a pattern, describe it without identifying people or organisations. We will use the Saturday Coping Cost Lab to turn insight into a workable change.

Where are you spending effort that no longer pays off? Choose one pattern: constant checking, extra hours, difficulty switching off, or a boundary that keeps slipping. Finish this sentence in the comments: “The pattern I want to change is ____. One thing I would like help with is ____.” For example: “I keep checking emails I have already sent. I want a clearer stopping point.” One question is enough. You do not need to explain your diagnosis or share an assessment score. Describe the pattern without identifying colleagues, clients or employers. You can also bring your question to the next live Q&A or implementation session. Find the dates in Calendar: https://www.skool.com/adhd-after-hours/calendar